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Cloudinary MediaFlows release notes: September 30, 2025

Last updated: September-30-2025

We publish Cloudinary MediaFlows release notes periodically to give you a quick overview of all the new features, enhancements, and fixes that we've recently released. When relevant, they may also give sneak previews of upcoming features and/or other share important announcements.

Enhancements

Simpler UI for AI Vision prompts

It's now easier to configure prompts in the AI Vision Moderate By Prompts and AI Vision Tag By Prompts blocks. With a more intuitive UI, you can set up your prompts faster and more reliably.

AI Vision Tag By Prompts AI Vision Moderate By Prompts

More variables available for selection

When configuring blocks, you can more easily find the variables you need from previous block responses, with additional variables now available in the configuration pane.

Additionally, there's an improved interface for adding further variables that aren't listed.

More variables in the block configuration

Cron expressions explained

In the Trigger Periodic Search Media and Scheduler blocks, when configuring the Recurring schedule field, you'll now see a real-time explanation of the cron expression. This makes it much easier to ensure you've configured the block to trigger exactly when you want it to.

Explanation of the cron expression

Explore the PowerFlow block reference

Add new tags in fields

In EasyFlows and PowerFlows, whenever a field expects a tag name, you can now add any valid tag name. If the tag doesn't yet exist in the product environment, it will be created automatically.

Create new tags in configuration

Documentation

New video tutorial library

Now you can learn by watching videos in our new MediaFlows video tutorial library.

There are currently three video tutorials, with more to follow soon.

Check out the video tutorials

New sample PowerFlow

There's a new sample PowerFlow in the Sample PowerFlows section. Follow the step-by-step instructions to upload images from a CSV file.

This sample PowerFlow automatically uploads images from URLs listed in a CSV file, assigns custom public IDs, and organizes them into folders based on the CSV data. This is particularly useful for bulk importing product catalogs, migrating assets from other platforms, or organizing large image collections with consistent naming conventions.

Check out all the sample PowerFlows

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